Grant H. Wiltshire, Esq.

Partner & Attorney

Grant grew up in northern Vermont before attending law school in Oregon, and then ultimately relocated to Truckee, California where he represents clients throughout California and Central Oregon in a wide variety of litigation matters. He is a passionate problem solver and is dedicated to the pursuit of advancing client interests by finding unique and creative solutions to complex issues.

Primary Practice Areas

  • Civil Litigation

  • Construction Law

  • Real Estate

  • Business & Transactional

Experience

 

Prior to cofounding High West Law, PC, Grant worked for a litigation-focused law firm in Bend, Oregon where his practice centered on resolving complex business and employment disputes. Additionally, Grant has experience helping clients resolve matters involving municipal, construction, real estate, and landlord-tenant law.

Grant also has experience navigating clients through alternative dispute resolution processes such as mediation and arbitration, which can often be useful tools to resolve conflicts without the expense and uncertainty of formal litigation.

Professional & Community Activities

 

  • Tahoe Truckee Bar Association, Member

  • Deschutes County Bar Association, Member

  • Lawyer in the Library, Pro Bono Attorney

  • Central Oregon Trail Alliance, Volunteer

Education & Awards

 

Lewis & Clark Law School, J.D., cum laude

Lewis & Clark Law Review, Lead Article Editor

Honors: Dean’s Scholarship Recipient; Pro Bono Honors Award Recipient

The University of Vermont, B.A.

Major: Anthropology

Minors: Geography; Middle Eastern Studies

Activities: Teaching Assistant, Freestyle Ski Team

Admitted to Practice

 

  • California State Court

  • Oregon State Court

  • Federal District Court for the District of Oregon

  • Federal District Crout for the Eastern District of California

Personal Interests

 

Outside of practicing law, Grant is an avid skier, mountain biker, snowmobiler, and enjoys spending time with his wife exploring the Sierras.